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EU citizens feel more welcome and safer in Scotland than they do in England, university researchers have found.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...nd-report-says Not surprising |
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The UK’s most senior police officer has criticised Boris Johnson for making a political speech in front of a backdrop of police recruits and expressed puzzlement at how it was allowed to take place.
The Metropolitan police commissioner, Cressida Dick, was away earlier this month when the prime minister was accused of abusing the impartiality of the police by making partisan comments about Brexit and the next election at a police training college in Wakefield. Asked about the incident on an LBC radio phone-in on Tuesday, Dick joined the West Yorkshire police constable, John Robins, in questioning the prime minister’s behaviour. She said: “To make a highly political speech in front of a group of police officers does seem to me to be problematic on all sides.” She added: “How it happened, I don’t know. But I’m sure everybody wishes it hadn’t happened.” The Guardian |
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"has criticised"
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The ****ing hilarious part is that people voted for this government because they were told they were strong and stable. And people are still listening to their words as if they mean a single jot.
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the problem with this whole brexit debacle is that each side is personally insulting the other. It's a simple difference of opinion, and people do not need to justify or be pigeon holed in having that opinion, that is not how democracy works.
People have a difference of opinion, each side should accept it. Any close result is going to be contested, that again is democracy. The whole thing is just getting childish and silly. I am ashamed to be British at the moment, and it's not a good feeling |
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This isn't a matter of opinion. There are reports by the government themselves that warn of the likely scenarios of no brexit and so far they've only been made to release the 'not-so-bad outcomes and they're still terrifying. We've been told by experts for years what will happen if Brexit is badly happened and Gove told the cult of Brexit to not pay attention to experts that told them things they didn't want to hear. If all the impartial sources are telling you the same thing, you listen. Brexiters are willing to drive us all off a cliff just to 'own the remainers' and to feel a sense of victory. They are willing to cut their noses to spite us all, they are beyond reason and I should know because I am surrounded by them on a daily basis, Brexiters don't know what they pulling for because they aren't willing to listen to anything that doesn't please their delicate sensibilities. They think the grass will be greener on the other side despite the facts because they won't hear them. To me, brexiters are akin to anti-vaxxers and Trump Supporters in that they've all lost touch with reality to chase a fantasy. Ideally this whole nightmare will end with a compromise, leaving with a deal but the hardcore brexiters that want to doom us all out of spite will make that impossible. Trying to make out that both sides are as bad as each other is a waste of time. |
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So, its not a matter about one side being right or another wrong, it is a democratic right to hold an opinion and not be chastised for doing so |
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If a decision impacts everyone you can't call any outcry against that decision undemocratic, what you are arguing for is actually really ****ing undemocratic since you're essentially are arguing for silencing the opposition through centrism and false equivalency. Your centrism in this issue is nothing more than wilful blindness. |
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I'd say the only one of those 3 reasons that had any effect on the referendum result was 2. Immigration.
When you look at the surveys which show attitudes to Brexit it is the C2, D and E social classes that more support Brexit with the upper and middle classes supporting Remain more. I doubt most Leave supporters have their savings squirrelled away in tax havens. |
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Re immigration, I wonder how brexit voters will feel when immigration does not decrease post brexit, but change from Europeans to people from further afield. |
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Anti immigration sentiment was whipped up for the referendum but since then many key brexit politicians made positive noises about continuing immigration. Not to mention that some big countries will make easing immigration restrictions part of their free trade negotiations. India has already said that much. All those who are anti immigration and anti immigrants will not get their wish in the "global Britain" Last edited by Twosugars; 17-09-2019 at 02:27 PM. |
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The podium debacle is one of Boris' own making. He made himself look like a pussy and a bigger joke than he already is. A real leader would have faced the crowd to make his point, I don't blame the Luxembourg leader one bit for doing what he did.
The truth is it's our own government that is sabotaging us and you can bury your heads in the sand all you want but that won't change what is happening or what will happen. |
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"To me, brexiters are akin to anti-vaxxers and Trump Supporters in that they've all lost touch with reality to chase a fantasy."
You telling me the PM is Bonkers? Dezzy You have Marxist Corbyn or Johnson in next General election soon. As for the LibDems they are busy being Fluffy and never to be in power. Last edited by arista; 17-09-2019 at 02:45 PM. |
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Yes but many Voters want The Corbyn Plan after he gets Elected a New Referendum With Remain or New Labour Plan Leave. LibDems are Revoke to try and get voters but no power as , not enough MP's So they are Fighting the Brexit Party. And Taken from LibDem Thread: [This was spoke about on Radio 4 AM a few days ago and Jo is getting Angry that rushed TV debates on Sky , ITV and the BBC will Exclude the small party LibDems The Main Two are Johnson & Corbyn. ] Last edited by arista; 17-09-2019 at 03:22 PM. |
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Rumors a 2nd prorogue
could happen just before the 31st |
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Does it not give you any pause the way you cheer on law breaking for the tories, and yet you act like a tough guy on any other crime?
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